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Wolfpack Robotics 9378
Wolfpack Robotics 9378
Competitive Robotics
Competitive Robotics
Wolfpack Robotics is an after-school club sponsored by the Space and Engineering Academy but open to all West High students. Most of the team members are Academy students. The club is divided up into eight teams of 6 students, and each team designs, builds, and programs a robot made out of VEX Robotics equipment. The robots are designed to play in local VEX Robotics Tournaments.
Competitive robotics is exciting, challenging, and engaging for our robotics teams. Without even realizing it, students are developing valuable skills in design, mechanics, programming, strategy, problem-solving, and teamwork. Our teams put in up to six hours each week after school working on their robots.
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Our 2025-2026 Teams
Our 2025-2026 Teams
Team Epsilon
TBD
Team Gamma
Stephanie Callahan, Raquel Espitia, Adrian Munoz, Daniel Shoaito, Camila Soto, Rhea Wartak
Team Mu
TBA
Team Psi
Daan Claes, Gerardo Garcia Lule, Aarav Gaur, Abhitaj Gill, Sanat Nath, Alexander Wahhab
Team Rho
Jeyson Barbosa Camacho, Tadeo Calderon Amador, Navraj Kalathil, Yuvraj Kalathil, Josue Marin, Elijah Martin
Team Sigma
Rahul Katari, Wengenn Liao, Isaac Liu, Quincy Lu, Adhitya Sriram, Rithiv Thangavel
Team Omega
Laasya Elisetty, Suprab Kandukuri, Natania Soby, Shreeya Subramani, Adrina Vallejo, Zainab Yousufi
Team Zeta
Nathan Grover, Heaven Huynh, Saamarth Nehra, Ethan Nguyen, Landon Saechao, Cristian Vaca
The Wolfpack Robotics Club has been active since 2008. We've been to State and Regional Championships 7 times, and to the World Championships 5 times. We also hosted over 30 tournaments, including four Regional Championships. See the Robotics History page for information about past teams and awards.
The 2025-2026 Game: Push Back
The 2025-2026 Game: Push Back
Matches are played on a field set up as shown at right. Two Alliances – one “red” and one “blue” – composed of two Teams each, compete in each Match. The object of the game is to attain a higher score than the opposing Alliance by putting Blocks in Goals, Owning Goals, and Parking Robots at the end of the match. A bonus is awarded to the Alliance that has the most points at the end of the Autonomous Period.
See the Push Back Video for more info about the game.
See the Push Back Game Manual for detailed rules.
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